I would think that's probably a pretty good guess.
I imagine the l and i could easily be interpreted as an h if the setting
was too dark, or the word was blurred.
Dave
My guess is rehef is 'relief', but I don't know for sure, not having the book.
Carrie
--- Pam Quinn <quinns@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I'm validating one now, An Irresistible Impulse, by Barbara Delinsky. > One way of doing it if you have Kz and rank spelling is to make a game > of it and work on it a little each day. Kind of like working a puzzle. > I've brought it up to over 99 percent. Will still rate it "good" > because there are still some garbled passages that I can't make heads > nor tails of, but hey, not doing too bad. Here's one that still has me > stumped. > > The tremor of a collective sigh whispered > its rehef through those remaining. Anybody know what rehef might be? > > Pam > > > >
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